Golf: Masson grabs lead at British Open
Caroline Masson shot a flawless seven-under-par 65 to take the surprise halfway lead at the Women’s British Open.
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Playing in the final group, Germany’s Caroline Masson shot a flawless seven-under-par 65 to take the surprise halfway lead at the Women’s British Open. The 22-year-old finished a shot ahead of the field on 11 under par. Winner of the Ladies’ European Tour School in December, Masson finished one ahead of two South Koreans, first round leader Lee Meena (69) and Park Inbee (64). “This is absolutely awesome,” claimed a clearly shocked Masson. “It is quite unbelievable. I didn’t expect to lead but it has been two great days.” Masson started out as a tennis player but switched to golf and is one of a group of rising German golf stars.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2011.
Playing in the final group, Germany’s Caroline Masson shot a flawless seven-under-par 65 to take the surprise halfway lead at the Women’s British Open. The 22-year-old finished a shot ahead of the field on 11 under par. Winner of the Ladies’ European Tour School in December, Masson finished one ahead of two South Koreans, first round leader Lee Meena (69) and Park Inbee (64). “This is absolutely awesome,” claimed a clearly shocked Masson. “It is quite unbelievable. I didn’t expect to lead but it has been two great days.” Masson started out as a tennis player but switched to golf and is one of a group of rising German golf stars.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2011.